Thrill Me Podcast

The boys kick off another franchise discussion with a look back at the Aussie classic, Mad Max.

The boys slug it out with Rocky Balboa for the final time as they go the distance with 2018's Creed II. One things for sure, they are all afraid of Victor Drago.

April fools!!! Adam, Jared and Gibbo sit on some whoopee cushions and step in some fake dog shit while reviewing 1986's mystery slasher, April Fools Day.

Although it might not sound like a movie we would cover, Adam, Jared and Matty gamely slog through the espionage/action thriller From Paris with Love. Can John Travolta, sporting a shaved head, thick goatee and earring, get this over the line?

Adam, Jared and Matty say his name 5 times and are then forced at hook point to discuss the 1992's urban legend horror film, Candyman.

Adam and Jared discuss one of their personal favourite films, the underrated action/thriller Frequency.

The crew reviews the gnarled branches of a very creepy family tree within the 2018 horror film, Hereditary.

We have surgery to switch faces and discuss the ridiculous 90's action flick, Face/Off. Do Travolta and Cage give measured performances? Does John Woo use to much slow mo? Tune in to find out.

Jared, Adam and Matty dive in to the Michael Myers-less Halloween III. Thankfully Thrill Me Podcast patron saint Tom Atkins is on deck to charm us into enjoying the film.

While battling through a hellish thunderstorm (possibly brought on by opening the Hellraiser puzzle box last week), the boys try to unravel the plot mysteries of 2002's Ballistic: Ecks Vs Sever. Is this really the worst movie ever reviewed on Rotten Tomatoes?

Mucking around with some sort of weird box has ended up with the boys dragged into a hellish world to explain their thoughts on Clive Barker's Hellraiser to Pinhead, Chatterer, Butterball and the Female. Is it pleasure or pain?

After dishing out our most anticipated films of 2019, Jared and Adam troll through the rest of the crop to find our least anticipated.

Adam and Jared put together their 5 most anticipated movies of the new year.

We mix things up ever so slightly by doing a full commentary of the 90's slasher film, Urban Legend. Its all there - Ummms and Ahhhs. Long silences. Throat's being cleared and of course, 90 minutes of structureless dribble. So grab a couple of beers and join us from start to finish.

We kick off the year in weird Nicholas Cage territory by digging into the revenge horror/thriller, Mandy.

We ring in the new year by covering the 2005 remake of Assault on Precinct 13. A big thank you to everybody who listened to our episodes in 2018 and we are very much looking forward to 2019.

Jared and Adam don't cry or pout as they review the 2016 yuletide horror film, Better Watch Out. And a huge MERRY CHRISTMAS to all our listeners.

We split up our personalities to discuss M.Night Shyamalan's 2016 follow up to Unbreakable, Split.

With Glass releasing next month, the boys decide to go back and revisit 2000's grounded superhero story, Unbreakable. We also take a look at Bruce Willis's filmography and Matty drops a huge bombshell that gets Gibbo fuming!!!

Adam and Jared sit down prior to the Christmas season getting underway and discuss their favourite and least favourite slasher films.

A daring prison escape sends the lads to Mexico and a very seedy bar to discuss 1996's Quentin Tarantino/Robert Rodriguez collaboration, From Dusk Till Dawn.

JCVD enters everyman hero territory with the Die Hard inspired Sudden Death (1995). The boys discuss hair styles, puffy shirts and how Van Damme's character seems to have morphed into MacGyver.

WARNING: MAJOR SPOILERS INCLUDED IN THE EPISODE. Happy Halloween!!! Adam, Jared and Gibbo deliver a treat by giving a through review of 2018's new Halloween film.

After 6 weeks of stuffing around, the crew finally takes a small dingy out on to the ocean to inspect the Jason Statham Vs Giant Prehistoric Shark film, The Meg, from head to tail.

Jared, Gibbo and Adam try to make sense of the Charles Bronson revenge film, Death Wish 3. The magnificent salt and pepper tash. An army of thugs that seem to have escaped from Fame. Human booby traps. Bronson's ridiculous running style. What kind of gang name is the Giggler? The film has everything.